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same the more successfully , renders it necessary to place this subject first in its
true and proper light , and previously to shew what the real doctrine of the
Catholic church is touching the sacrament of penance . I shall therefore for the ...
same the more successfully , renders it necessary to place this subject first in its
true and proper light , and previously to shew what the real doctrine of the
Catholic church is touching the sacrament of penance . I shall therefore for the ...
Strana cxvi
The faculty declares the doctrine of the Catholics to be , that the divide and
natural law , which makes it a duty to keep faith and promises , is the same : and
is neither shaken nor diminished , if those with whom the engagement is made ,
hold ...
The faculty declares the doctrine of the Catholics to be , that the divide and
natural law , which makes it a duty to keep faith and promises , is the same : and
is neither shaken nor diminished , if those with whom the engagement is made ,
hold ...
Strana cxix
Let those who say ( the words are those of the holy Doctor ) that the cloctrine of
Christ is hostile to the Republic , produce an army of such soldiers as the doctrine
of Christ has required ' ; let them furnish such inhabitants of provinces , such ...
Let those who say ( the words are those of the holy Doctor ) that the cloctrine of
Christ is hostile to the Republic , produce an army of such soldiers as the doctrine
of Christ has required ' ; let them furnish such inhabitants of provinces , such ...
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